Sentence examples for most predominant class from inspiring English sources

In this study, middle-aged mice presented 12 genes differentially expressed that were involved with inflammation, the most predominant class of which was represented by chemokines.

Prolamins are the most predominant class of seed storage proteins found in most cereals, such as maize, rice, and wheat [ 3].

Middle-down MS will be instrumental in testing this model and further elucidating the biochemical details of E3 ligases, one of the most predominant classes of enzymes encoded by the human genome.

This data corresponds to the findings of a study done in Korea where VIM was reported as the most predominant carbapenemase genes in class B metallo-beta-lactamase among gram negative clinical isolates.

The most predominant S genotype is class-I S haplotype BnS-1 on the A genome (similar to B. rapa S-47 (BrS-47)) and class-II S haplotype BnS-6 on the C genome (similar to B. oleracea S-15 (BoS-15)).

Within the signal transduction class, the most predominant UniTags corresponded to "Avr9/Cf-9 rapidly elicited proteins" (seven UniTags) up-regulated between 13 and 2.5 fold.

Among these nitrogen compounds in Shengli-CGO, the N1 class species are the most predominant.

Among these nitrogen compounds, the N1 class species are the most predominant.

Although IMP- and VIM-MBLs have typically been the most common types of MBLs found in Enterobacteriaceae [ 8], KPC (class A) enzymes are now the most predominant carbapenemases worldwide [ 9].

Several methods including culture-based and independent analyses showed that members of the class Proteobacteria, including the Alpha-, Betand and Gammaproteobacteria were considered to be the most predominant bacterial groups in water distribution systems [ 7].

Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are the predominant class of transposable elements (29.57 %), which is consistent with other plant genomes.> The most abundant transposon families were gypsy and copia, contributing to 10.59 and 18.79 % of the genome, respectively.